Daisy Stephens

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Man's 'unexplained' death in road probed by policeDaisy StephensGooglePolice were called to Furnival Avenue in Slough on ThursdayPolice have launched an investigation after the "unexplained" death of a man found injured on a Slough road. Officers were called to Furnival Avenue in the Berkshire town just before 16:20 BST on Thursday. Thames Valley Police said first aid was provided to a man in his 30s, but he died at the scene. The force asked any witnesses to get in contact.

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Lib Dems win by-election after councillor's deathDaisy StephensEarley and Woodley Conservatives/LDRSNorman Jorgensen died of cancer in MarchThe Liberal Democrats have taken control of a council after a by-election. The election for Wokingham Borough Council was called following the death of Conservative councillor Norman Jorgensen in March. Liberal Democrat councillor Mike Smith won the Maiden Erlegh & Whitegates Ward on Thursday night.

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Video shows moment dismissed officer arrested teenDaisy StephensVideo shows moment dismissed officer arrested teenVideo footage showing the arrest of a 15-year-old boy, which led to the dismissal of a police officer has been released by Dorset Police.

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Cinema closes its doors after three decadesDaisy StephensBBCThe doors at the Bracknell ODEON have been boarded upA Bracknell cinema has closed its doors after 30 years. ODEON Bracknell on Skimped Hill Lane closed at the end of May following a "mutual agreement" with the premise landlord, a spokesperson said. There remains a Cineworld in Bracknell whilst the nearest ODEON is now in Maidenhead.

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Surprise letters for postman of more than 40 yearsDaisy StephensSurprise letters for Bladon's postman of 40 yearsThe BBC has surprised a postman who has retired after more than four decades with messages from villagers. David Hogg said he "loved" being the postman in Bladon, Oxfordshire, for 41 years - but that he was looking forward to having a lie in. BBC Radio Oxford's Adam Ball surprised him with messages from village residents, who said they would "miss [Mr Hogg] something terrible".